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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
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4/18/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:097
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<br />Goal4lO.: To achieve a complete park and recreation system featuring a wide variety of I <br />opportunities to serve the public need, <br /> <br />Policy:t+11: Provide sufficient parkland and recreational aptivitie, UPPUllllllili", to accommodate <br />existing and future needs of residents, workers, and visitors, <br /> <br />Program-+t11.I: Acquire all park lands shown on the General Plan Map and retain <br />them for permanent public open space through the City's Park Dedication Ordinance <br />and other means, <br /> <br />Program 11.2: Encourage developers to dedicate public park acreage in areas <br />designated for park use on the General Plan Map rather than contribute in-lieu fees, <br /> <br />Program 11.3: Disperse neighborhood and community parks throughout the City and <br />combine them with areas of natural, scenic, or cultural resources, <br /> <br />Program 11.4: Provide a wide variety of active and passive recreational facilities to <br />accommodate the needs of all aces in a diverse and inclllsive community. Conduct <br />periodic public surveys to ascertain the park and repreational needs of the community. <br /> <br />Program 11.5: Develop neighborhood, community, and regional parks in accordance <br />with the gu;Jdim,,;;, 4lllJ 1~\..UIIIIIIl,;IIJ'IL;UII \"UUl'I;II{,;J ill tIn; f\,luui\..ip,,1 r(J\..;Jitil,;;' ~1~k..1 <br />PIarr.(;ent'ml-Plan coak and the land-lIse c1iar,ram, <br /> <br />Program 11.6: Provide aclditional lighted facilities in appropriale WllIllIllllily parks <br />locations to accommodate the community's nighttime recreational needs Potential new <br />~itp.s. inc.:lllcie. the. He.mnl Property Stnples. 1~:1nc.h C'nnlmllnity P:nk or :mothpr <br />(~nmmllni1y p:lrk. <br /> <br />Program 11,7: Provide community parks with adequate parking facilities to the greatest <br />extent possible. <br /> <br />Program 11.8: Locate lI"igllbu.lIUUJ parks within one-half mile of the residential area <br />they serve. To the greatest extent possible, such parks should not be separated from the <br />neighborhood they serve by major arterials, commercial centers, and topographical or <br />other features which create a direct or perceived physical barrier to the park <br /> <br />Program 11.9: Pursue opportunities for joint use of City and School nistript <br />recreational facilities including sports fields and gymnasiums. Utilize School nistrict <br />parking lots as much as possible to avoid impacts on neighborhoods. <br /> <br />Program +t11.1O: ('ontinllc thc policy of not Di,,"ullhl!5" charging access fees for use <br /> <br />of City parks, <br /> <br />VI-41 <br />
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